@Bret Samowitz Sorry you’re running into this, especially when you’re trying to upgrade your plan. It sounds like you’ve already tried some of the usual troubleshooting steps, including clearing your cache and using another computer. Could you share the exact error message or a screenshot of what you’re seeing when you click “Login”? Also, which browser are you using? That information should help identify whether the issue is with the site, the browser, or the connection.

@Bret Samowitz You’re very welcome. I’m glad to hear it seems to be working now. Hopefully everything goes smoothly when you try again later today. When you do get back in, is there anything specific you’re hoping to work on or set up first?

@Heriberto Salinas No need to apologize that’s actually a good question, especially when you’re managing more than one brand. “Warming up” an account generally means gradually becoming active on the platform before you start posting consistently or using it heavily for promotion. The goal is to establish normal activity rather than suddenly going from zero activity to frequent promotional posts. For the account that’s been inactive for two months, I’d approach it a little differently from a completely new account. And for your new book niche, it makes sense to establish the social accounts first and then build up activity gradually. Are you planning to use the same content across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, or do you want each platform to have its own strategy?

@Mike Sobola You’re already taking some of the right steps. Liking relevant content and leaving genuine comments can help establish normal activity, but I’d also focus on consistently engaging with content in your specific niche rather than trying to do too much at once. There isn’t a single fixed amount of time that works for every account, so I’d keep the activity natural and consistent while gradually introducing your own content. What type of content are you planning to post on TikTok book-related content, educational videos, or content focused on promoting a specific niche?